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SMS Goeben |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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SMS Goeben, date and location unknown. |
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(Photo courtesy of Alexander Monreal) |
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The sign inside the Kisbee ring reads: "Prosit Neujahr 1913 Konstantinople" (Happy New Year 1913 Constantinople) Crewmen on SMS Goeben at Constantinople, Turkey. Note the two men at far left and far right who appear to be Russians. |
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(Photo courtesy of Alastair Sneddon) |
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1914: SMS Goeben and SMS Breslau. |
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January 20, 1918: TCG Yavuz Sultan Selim aground in the Dardanelles after hitting three mines and being attacked by British aircraft.. |
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December 1918: TCG Yavuz Sultan Selim. This never before published photograph was taken by Lt. Frank Norton M.C. |
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(The caption on the back reads as follows: "Late SMS Goeben which was sold to Turkish Govt steaming hard Constantinople under British command. Note White Flag at the Fore Top. In background is the famous San Sofia Mosque.") |
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(Photo courtesy of Tony Stimson) |
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Page published Apr. 26, 2008 |